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Rationale Feedback
- 1. Feedback I presented my rationale to three people and then asked them what they thought.
- 9. One person said to be more confident when speaking which I will take on board for the future but other than that everyone was impressed by my rationale and no changes need to be made so that means I can move on to the pre production.